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[XPERIA X10 General] -- X10B --:
Can you prove this?
[XPERIA X10 General] boattycai:
HAPPY!

Hope it comes true on time!!
[XPERIA X10 General] haifeng:
cheers

cheers,cheers
[XPERIA X10 General] brickloader:
open the x10's bootloader too!
[XPERIA X10 General] bryan_alex54:
Congratulation to SE!

Open the bootloader for 2011; update the x10 from 2.3.3...

The x10 never die; the only argument for the Arc is now the screen and his design:eek: more beautiful :)

They can't open the bootloader for the x10; because there is a problem of brevet... But i think that the X10 and the Arc are very similar so maybe we can open the bootloader..
[XPERIA X10 General] Bennachie:
Will this (GB) :cool: improve the incall volume situation?
[XPERIA X10 General] mtayyab96:
Now i love my Xperia hurrah :!)
[XPERIA X10 General] alexpraga:
The ARC is newer and with better specs, but it is hardly more beautiful than the X10. The distance from the top edge of phone to the active screen is an unbalanced forehead. Additionally, the concavity of ARC's back does not fit naturally on our hand (check recent engadget's review on ARC), although it looks great from the side.

X10 with ginger will rule 2011-12!
[XPERIA X10 General] aR_ChRiS:
Maybe stock FW with cyanogen mods (dribbling~)
[Fascinate Themes and Apps] Roblovesbox:
AppBrain: http://www.appbrain.com/app/neldar.sgs.kernel.flasher

I found this on accident while looking at ROM manager on the market place. I used it to flash and backup the kernel when I switched to EC10. It worked really great ESP. For those that are uncomfortable with using CWM.
[Fascinate Themes and Apps] nutrulz:
Nice discovery as CWM is just a pain to work with.
[Fascinate Themes and Apps] nitsuj17:
Clockwork recovery is the accepted tool for flashing kernels in the android world....unless it want available for some unknown reason
[Fascinate Themes and Apps] Roblovesbox:
Yes I know. But for instance since putting 2.2 on my phone I haven't gotten CWR to work. I am a noob when it comes to that stuff but I found this and it made it easier at least for that moment.
[Fascinate Themes and Apps] nitsuj17:
fair enough....my advice though (and i think most would share it) if you cant get clockwork recovery working, then try and figure out why and fix it...flashing stuff is risky/serious stuff and shouldnt be done unless you understand what you are doing
[Fascinate Themes and Apps] agsded:
I came from a cliq xt that used jr0ds recovery based on amon RA's recovery that I liked a heck of a lot better that clockwork. The interface was cleaner, it didn't have issues at all, everything in it always worked right all the time.
[Fascinate Themes and Apps] nitsuj17:
what issues are you having with clockwork recovery? ive never had a problem
[Fascinate Themes and Apps] MattRussNC:
Stick with cwm. I dont even trust rom manager anymore for the facinate at least (Always been great on the droid)

Just odin the latest cwm and play it safe.
[Fascinate Themes and Apps] spotmark:
CWM is definitely the standard. Anyone who mods their Android phone, no matter what model it is, should learn how to use it.
[Fascinate Themes and Apps] agsded:
Doesn't seem like cwm is a finished product, having to sometimes wipe more than once to get it to actually erase something, having to use a certain "color" or one built by a certain dev to make sure it works....

Having to scroll down through a sea of things to actually get to the yes to accomplish a task.....options on the menu that offer to perform a feature, but don't actually work, requiring a manual execution of a script at console, etc....
[Fascinate Themes and Apps] vlucchetti:
what version of cwm are you using? Some (orange) do not play well with our phones due to different languages being used.
[Fascinate Themes and Apps] nitsuj17:
orange only works with edify update scripts....older versions are compatible with both...but since orange recovery is kinda broken (kernels dont flash right) releases have stuck with amend
[Fascinate Themes and Apps] akaine2001:
It may be the standard but amon ra recovery was on nexus one... I never had cwm only for like a month
[Fascinate Themes and Apps] akaine2001:
Agreed. These are present in other recoveries though except the wiping more than once thing
[Fascinate Themes and Apps] nitsuj17:
well on this phone its the standard
[Fascinate Themes and Apps] spotmark:
I've had many Android phones, and CWM is the way to go.
[Fascinate Themes and Apps] nickfury718:
It's sounding like an "if it ain't broke, don't fix it" sort of sentiment from most here, and I'd agree. I've never had problems with this cwr (using "red", which I believe is 2.5.1 4). But if another application exists that gets things done the same way, but is more noob-friendly, then I'd suggest getting someone with appropriate expertise to try it and give the rest of the community the ok to use it. Given that cwr is a tried-and-true method, the likelihood of that occurring is slim.
[Fascinate Themes and Apps] nitsuj17:
recovery (be it amon_ra, cwr, or steam) is really essential to be flashing things...while i agree dismissing something out of hand isnt a great way to go about things...kernel flashers from within a booted system have been around for awhile and would only really be necessary if cwr wasnt possible (ie atrix 4g or something)
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] equalsabracket:
I'm wondering what apps would people would recommend which really make their phones seem powerful and impressive. For example, some sort of sync between the phone and computer, or just advanced apps you wouldn't normally see.
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] yentlequible:
Tasker is a good one.
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] stukindaguy:
Although it may seem like a no brainer, Root Explorer really helps with almost anything. With it you can read and write to any directory, move files around etc.

Most useful app I have actually.

WidgetLocker is nice too...

Edit: For music, Winamp is nice too...you can sync music wirelessly from your computer over wifi
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] snowboarda42:
Cordy is a pretty fun 3D game that is free, if you're looking to flex your GPU to your buddies.
[Fascinate Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] mrtonee:
after i installed 2.9.2 i went to my gallery and under my pics it normal saids the location i am at but it now saids santo domingo de los tsachilas province ec any clue????
[HD2 Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting and Genera] loni90:
HI!

Well i have installed MAGLDR 1.12 before and had NAND. BUt now i want to try out CWM, and need 1.13.

But how do i update to 1.13? i tried to just run the ROMUpdateUtility.exe, but it cant find my phone. so i cant install it.

please help me asap! ;)
[HD2 Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting and Genera] Richy99:
the same way you installed 1.12 the process is the same
[HD2 Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting and Genera] loni90:
man, i just told you all, that ive tried to run the ROMUpdateUtility.exe, but it doesent find my phone.

please try to help me!

dont just say "you just update.." or something that doesent help.

Do i really have to reinstall Windows again?
[HD2 Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting and Genera] loni90:
im a genius so i solved it myself!

just hold VolDown + onbutton - to go to bootloader.

then connect the usb, and flash the MAGLDR
[HD2 Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting and Genera] Richy99:
no you just did what you did intially to put magldr on, as per what i said
[HD2 Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting and Genera] rabbit35:
i think 1.13 batter.
[HD2 Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting and Genera] siddharth singh:
if you cant do the update through bootloader or anything the you have only one option left reflah a stoch rom and then do it
[HD2 Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting and Genera] Skellyyy:
Why would you even bother to give such a HELPFUL post? Obviously if he remembered how to flash MAGLDR he would of done it. It's not hard to just say to boot to HSPL and do it...
[Focus General] mcraine:
Trying to sort out why some have certain problems and others don't with the Focus. Does everyone with a focus and is pre February update have the exact same version numbers for the os, firmware, and hardware? Or asked another way, did Samsung change the firmware version along the way? Here are my specs.

Focus on AT&T

OS Version 7.0.7004.0

Firmware Number 2103.10.10.1

Hardware Number 3.1.0.7

Radio Software 2103.10.10.1

Radio Hardware 0.0.0.3

Bootloader 4.10.0.1

Chip SOC 0.36.2.0
[Focus General] kawgirlval69:
thats what mine was.... i have one of the first ones the stores got..
[Focus General] JamesAllen:
Mine too

That's what mine says, bought it on December 27th, 2010.
[Focus General] munkeyphyst:
Mine has the following

Focus on AT&T

OS Version 7.0.7004.0

Firmware Number 2103.10.11.2

Hardware Number 3.1.0.7

Radio Software 2103.10.11.2

Radio Hardware 0.0.0.3

Bootloader 4.11.0.9

Chip SOC 0.36.2.0

a little different... I bought mine January.

Edit Update:

3/29

After NoDo today, the numbers did not change...
[Focus General] mcraine:
I got mine in the first week and shows a firmware version older than yours. I wonder if the newer firmware is less buggy. My Bluetooth is terrible. How does yours work? If I can determine that newer firmware is actually slightly better, I will go and try to do a warranty exchange.
[Focus General] munkeyphyst:
Sorry, but I haven't really used Bluetooth so I can't comment on that. What's the negative to just trying the exchange and see?
[Focus General] mcraine:
None really. Unless it gets worse. :) I'll give it a shot now that I know there are different versions of the firmware out there. Thanks!
[Focus General] GrayWolf:
Speaking from personal experience: The Pre-NoDo update (7008) seems to have included some kind of Bluetooth fixes. My phone can now auto-connect to my Toyota Prius' bluetooth handsfree unit without any problems at all. Before, it would periodically "forget" that it was paired with the car or else the car's auto-connect function would not be able to connect to the Focus.

Those problems are now gone and I'm really enjoying using the phone in the car for speakerphone purposes!
[Focus General] ElNino77:
Mine is a bit different. I received notice of the February Update but it always timed out during the install so I have not updated yet.

Focus on Rogers (bought in December)

OS Version 7.0.7004.0

Firmware Number 2124.10.10.2

Hardware Number 3.1.0.7

Radio Software 2124.10.10.2

Radio Hardware 0.0.0.3

Bootloader 4.10.1.1

Chip SOC 0.36.2.0
[Focus General] cwiley2566:
Mine is the same as these after the pre-nodo and nodo update:

OS Version 7.0.7390.0

Firmware Number 2103.10.10.1

Hardware Number 3.1.0.7

Radio Software 2103.10.10.1

Radio Hardware 0.0.0.3

Bootloader 4.10.0.1

Chip SOC 0.36.2.0

I wonder if people using the work around to get the updates now will miss the firmware updates. I will be curious what a Focus looks like after an official ATT release.
[Focus General] ryotgz:
I was the first person to get one on release day at my store. Same numbers after NoDo as everyone else.
[Focus General] cwiley2566:
Does anyone know if there are supposed to be firmware updates in the pre-nodo or nodo update for the Focus? What I get from this article (http://wpcentral.com/dell-venue-pro-getting-nodo-starting-today-separate-firmware-update-coming-later), is that MS updates don't have firmware updates. Seems that comes from the manufacture. Unless this is something just for the DVP. Thanks
[Focus General] Sweet Lowdown:
Same Here

OS________________7.0.7390.0

FIRM______________2103.10.10.1

HARDWARE ________3.1.0.7

RADIO SOFTWARE___2103.10.10.1

RADIO HARDWARE___O.O.O.3

BOOTLOADER_______4.10.0.1

CHIP______________0.36.2.0

Not Sure if any At&T secific updates will come over air or Zune, but in any case you could rebrand the phone after NoDo update and get any carrier updates after the fact.
[Focus General] cwiley2566:
Looks like this might be a good call. If this is true for ATT as well: http://wpcentral.com/samsung-focus-rogers-bell-getting-firmware-update. We should re-brand our phones back to ATT-US and when ATT releases the updates we should get the firmware update since its a separate update after NoDo. If the link is correct.
[Focus General] mcraine:
There's a guy on Rogers with a focus that said he got updated firmware when he did the Nodo update. It makes sense that OEMs would give any firmware updates to MS to be included in the official update. All Focus phones should get the same firmware regardless of carrier. I would guess that official or not, any NoDo update should include everything a specific phone needs minus any last minute tweeks by a carrier than is dragging their feet.
[Focus General] JETninja:
Same as mine and my Wife's. Got them in the first 2 weeks they came out.
[Focus General] Vintage144:
I seen the firmware update inside the diagnostics menu about 2 months ago , I cant remember where it was , but it did say an update was available , I have the same 2103.10.10.1 (OS 7.0.7390.0) , I unbranded both of my focuses and got the updates !

I just wish I could remember where that was , it always happens when your looking for something else you stuble across something thats a game changer and you cant remember where it is!
[Focus General] JamesAllen:
Same Here

Same here, just forced the update to NoDo. I was surprised as well that the Firmware, Radio Software and Bootloader did not change. Thought they would.
[Focus General] mcraine:
So as near as I can tell, those doing unofficial updates are not seeing a firmaware update. Those doing official updates may be getting a firmware update but the number of reports of this are so low that it's hard to say for sure. We do know that there are different firmware versions out there possibly from different production batches. I guess we'll have to wait and see when AT&T officially updates if there is a firmware update included. Also if anyone getting an official update on any carrier could post if they did or did not get a firmware update, that would be helpfull too. It would be great to know if the differences in firmware have any impact on some of the known issues. I haven't seen any posts that cover this. It would be hard to tell though as you wouldn't know if it's the OS update or the firmware that made the difference.
[HTC Inspire 4G] magnumforce2006:
When you restore to a nandroid backup, will it also restore any fixes flashed via clockwordmod?

i.e. If I was using a Rom that required the Turbonium Audio fix, did a backup, Then wiped everything, then recovered that nandroid back, would the audio fix be preserved.

I guess I'm just wondering truly how much nandroid backs up, is it literally EVEERTHING on your phone at that time?
[HTC Inspire 4G] SysAdmNj:
I'm almost 99% sure literally everything as I had the same concern a while back about the audio fix when I restored and it was fine.
[HTC Inspire 4G] lwfb:
From my experience, yes, everything is intact from the last time you did a backup.

I actually have 4 different ROM's backed up through CWM. I keep them in my backups so I can restore from CWM anytime I want.

One for CM7

One for CM7 (custom version)

One for RCMix 5.3 (Gingerbread and Sense)

One for MIUI (Gingerbread)

I haven't had any problems restoring any of them from ROM Manager, I just make a backup when I'm finished, deleting the old one and replacing it with the new one. I keep my backups very organized and up to date.

My ROM changes with my mood and they all have pro's and con's...

Hi, I'm LWFB and I'm a flash-aholic.
[Droid 2 Accessories] kanek06:
Hi guys, I will buy a Milestone 2, but D2 community is quite better and bigger, so i will ask here. I want to buy invisible shield for my future phone (MM2).

From which company i should buy invisible shield? Is it getting unstick fast?:confused:

Write experiences with IS here please, THX :)
[Droid 2 Accessories] rusty815:
You cant go wrong with zagg if you can get it, but really most modern phones dont need invisible shields, the gorilla glass screens are damn near scratch and shatterproof. I put my D2G in my pocket with my keys and it never gets scratched.
[Droid 2 Accessories] kanek06:
Of course I know Gorilla Glass does exist, but body of phone isn't Gorilla Glass. When phone gets old and I will want to sell it, I think - better status of non-damage, better and bigger money. I will sell MM2 really later, I mean, first at 1 and half year after buy, but you know ... every scratch on phone hurt you and your eye.

I will buy phone from Germany and I am from Czech Republic, so I need to know, if they unstick and if they are making bubbles fast ...
[Droid 2 Accessories] kanek06:
Thats's all? :(

No more discussion? :(
[Android Software Development] rogerbean101:
Where can i find ROMS on this site for that phone?
[Android Software Development] NeedzABetterSN:
That phone isn't supported here. You need to go to www.androidcentral.com forums for ROMs/tutorials
[Droid Incredible Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] djgdroid:
I'm getting a new 16gb micro SD card and after I set that up I want to flash the Warm Z twopointtwo rom. Within Rom Manager it says my current and latest clockworkMod is 3.0.0.8. I want to try this Rom because it has the new sense 2.0. In the Warm Z twopointtwo Rom post it has these options for these downloads:

Downloads:

Nightlies Testing (Newest)

DOWNLOAD RLS1 (Clockworkmod 2)

[MD5Sum: 99a461227c47e6a06d89dad880883ffa]

DOWNLOAD RLS1 (Clockworkmod 3.0.7 and up)

[MD5Sum: 5ca34912d800a5120349a09cdf5a10b0]

So I assume I download DOWNLOAD RLS1 (Clockworkmod 2)?

Also, I understand these instructions to flash the rom, but the only other rom I tried was CyanogenMod 7 and I had to load google apps. I guess maybe that was just for that rom and I don't have to do that for every rom?

Installation Instructions:

Download Rom

Reboot into Recovery.

Perform Nandroid backup

Minimally wipe dalvik and cache. For optimal experience, perform full wipe (data/dalvik/cache).

Flash rom

Reboot

Enjoy

This says to flash just like flashing a rom, but when you flash a rom you do a full wipe. Do I do a wipe with any of these?

Other Optional Downloads:

(Flash these just like how you flash roms)

Transparent Notification Bar - DOWNLOAD

Data Governer Removal RLS1 - DOWNLOAD

Hulu App - DOWNLOAD (DO NOT update flash from market as it will overwrite mod to support Hulu)

Older HTCMusic w/ EMMC Support - DOWNLOAD

Revert Back to Newer HTCMusic w/ no EMMC Support - DOWNLOAD

Task Manager Notifications (Recent Apps Dropdown) - DOWNLOAD

Stock Fonts - DOWNLOAD

DarkStar/Coconut Fonts - DOWNLOAD (screenshot)

Fix Lockscreen Pin Numbers - DOWNLOAD

Original Warm Statusbar Icons - DOWNLOAD

Original Warm Statusbar Icons and Transparent TitleBar - DOWNLOAD

Themed LauncherPro 0.8.3 for Warm Z here or here (Uninstall any prior installations before flashing) (Thanks eyeballer1 and Androidious)

Gingerbread Keyboard - DOWNLOAD

Browser Reflow Enabled - DOWNLOAD (Thanks Nils)

I'm sure after I flash a few Roms I won't be so nervous about bricking my phone.
[Droid Incredible Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] kaze06:
RLS1 is the most stable, but nightlies come with newer features currently in development but occasionally will have more bugs. It's all preference.

Only certain ROMs require you to flash Gapps separately. They're baked into Warm Z TwoPointTwo

No. If you wipe before you flash any of those, you're going to wipe the ROM. You flash those after you flash the ROM.

As always, just do a Nandroid backup beforehand and everything will be fine. Flashing ROMs really isn't as risky as it's made out to be. Anyone that can read can do it.
[Droid Incredible Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] djgdroid:
I think for my first rom, I'll first try the stable rom,

Just for clarification, if on Rom Manager my clockworksMod says 3.0.0.8 which flash do I use?

DOWNLOAD RLS1 (Clockworkmod 2)

[MD5Sum: 99a461227c47e6a06d89dad880883ffa]

Or do I flash

DOWNLOAD RLS1 (Clockworkmod 3.0.7 and up)

[MD5Sum: 5ca34912d800a5120349a09cdf5a10b0]
[Droid Incredible Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] SteveG12543:
Second one, since you're on clockworkmod 3.0.0.7+

Sent from my Droid Incredible running CM7 RC2.
[Droid Incredible Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] djgdroid:
Thanks I was hoping "DOWNLOAD RLS1 (Clockworkmod 3.0.7 and up)" was the right one. Must be different that the typical decimal system cuz in the decimal system 3.0.0.8 is not quite up to 3.0.1.
[Droid Incredible Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] chris7os:
The program ROM Manager is up to version 3.0.1.3.

The latest ClockworkMod Recovery version is 3.0.0.8.

You need to use the one that says:

"DOWNLOAD RLS1 (Clockworkmod 3.0.7 and up)

[MD5Sum: 5ca34912d800a5120349a09cdf5a10b0]"

Please read through the entire Warm Z twopointtwo thread.

I know it's long, but if you're really interested in learning about modifying your phone, then it's well worth it.

Much love my friend
[Droid Incredible Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] rcklesslydriven:
I have personally used warmz. I liked it a lot because it was nice and functional. You will download the one for 3.0.7+. If you download the one for CWM2 it may give you an error during the flash stating something about edify and amend scripting. Also do the wipe then flash the Rom. It was a very easy process. The first boot does take a little longer so keep that in mind.

Have fun!
[Droid Incredible Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] djgdroid:
Thanks for all the help. I have started reading thru the Warm Z thread and I'll drill thru it till the end. I really do want to understand all this and help other newbies.
[Droid Incredible Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] KB3MMX:
I'm with you, I'm a NooB at this stuff but it's very exciting!

I'm still confused exactly what I need to "wipe" in ClockworkMod before installing?

I know how to do the Delvic cache wipe but I'm afraid to wipe anything else and erase my SD card, etc.. sorry if this is a dumb question, I'm Sceered ! LOL:eek:
[Droid Incredible Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] nfiniti9:
Wipe Cache and Wipe Data/Cache. You should copy your sdcard to your computer or something, cant take too long.
[Droid Incredible Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] KB3MMX:
Cool, thanks !
[Droid Incredible Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] 0soPolar:
All I can tell you is warm z twopointtwo is the best rom I have used so far. haven't really verified battery drain yet, but it's beautiful. Finally an update to Sense on my phone!
[Droid Incredible Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] zaphnafein:
I personally love this ROM. I would recommend the nightly downloads though. I used the RLS1 version for a while because the word "nightly" honestly scared me away from that one. I decided to take the plunge and go for a nightly. I'm glad I did. I flashed the 3/31 nightly, and my phone flies. Havent had an issue so far. Good luck on your new adventures into Sense 2.0 :D

Edit: wanted to also say my battery easily gets through a whole day of standard, facebook, snes, calls, texing use
[Folio 100 General] Jon2555:
Does exist navigation app that can work on 1024x600 resolution in full screen?
[Folio 100 General] Rutherfor:
Hi, you can try Copilot, It´s a full screen application and works fine on Folio.

Bye
[Folio 100 General] Jon2555:
Thanks, I try it before and I'm not happy with it. Maps are bad.
[Folio 100 General] Rutherfor:
Try this one.

OruxMaps
[Folio 100 General] Jon2555:
Thank you!